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1. Community noticeboard - Rochdale
Rochdale Observer, Tuesday 23 September 2008COMMUNITY Noticeboard is our service to all societies, associations and church groups in the area ... here's what's going on in the Rochdale area.
2. Famous Hangman was Eagle employee
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 20 September 2008One of the most famous former workers at the Eagle Mill was a man by the name of John Ellis.
3. Firefighters bring their history to life
Rochdale Observer, Monday 1 September 2008HISTORY is also about looking to the future, according to Bob Bonner of the Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum.
4. Get and and about in our countryside
Rochdale Observer, Wednesday 13 August 2008THE PEOPLE of Rochdale are being encouraged to enjoy the great outdoors as part of a 16-day celebration of the south Pennines countryside.
5. Town is backdrop to so many films
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 9 August 2008OVER the years, Rochdale has been used as the backdrop for quite a few films and television programmes.
6. Class is all smiles but dreaded exam looms
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 26 July 2008A HAPPY looking group of scholars at what was affectionately known as St John’s Academy in Rochdale, not long after the Second War.
7. Remembering mill visit of famous Fred
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 7 June 2008AN INDUSTRIAL historian and author is looking for help from Observer readers about the demolition of the Era Mill chimney by Fred Dibnah in April 1979.
8. When the town looked to Africa
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 17 May 2008AS MAJOR unrest continues in Zimbabwe against a backdrop of rampant inflation, electoral fraud, and failing crops, it’s perhaps not all that well known that Rochdale was once a major trading partner of the African country – then known as Southern Rhodesia.
9. Tributes to former editor
Rochdale Observer, Thursday 24 April 2008TRIBUTES have flooded into the Rochdale Observer following the death of one of the town‘s most highly-respected journalists.
10. Norman Reliant on his Robin
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 12 April 2008RELIANT Robins were the butt of many jibes over the years – the first was manufactured in 1973 and the last one came off the assembly line in October 2002 – and became the staple material for a generation of British comedians.